Pulp & Paper

Building the next generation of Pulp and Paper plants

Despite living in the digital age, there is an increased need for paper products and affiliated PECS contractors can provide the manpower needed for all types of electrical work on pulp and paper facilities.

Whether there is a need to work on new facilities, plant expansions or modernization and retrofit projects, our contractors have the experience to perform the work needed on pulp and paper mills, wastewater treatment plants, co-gen facilities, sophisticated manufacturing and high-technology facilities, recycling plants, converting plants and biomass facilities.

Contractors, project owners, plant managers, maintenance managers and other key decision makers can trust the independently owned Pennsylvania Electrical Contractor Solutions affiliates to finish any pulp and paper project on time and on or under budget, all while providing the highest quality of craftsmanship.

Our PECS contractors have experience in a wide variety of pulp and paper projects including, but not limited to:

• 24-hour emergency repair services
• Preventative maintenance
• Shutdowns
• Thermal imaging
• Testing of systems and breakers
• Arc fault (arc flash risk assessment)
• Woodyard and chip handling systems
• Stock preparation lines
• Paper machine installations, rebuilds or relocation
• Fiber lines
• Chemical recovery
• Power upgrades
• Heat exchangers and boilers
• Liquid processing
• Bulk manufacturing
• Regulated utility systems
• Effluent treatment systems
• Wastewater treatment plants utilizing physical, chemical and/or biological water treatment processes
• Lift StationsPumping stations
• Fiber optics
• SCADA Process Control Systems for Water, Wastewater & Substations
• Distributive control, PLC and electrical and instrumentation systems
• Bale feed systems
• Parking lot lights
• Electrical property maintenance
• All other pulp and paper industry electrical needs

Regardless of the need, a PECS contractor will complete the job correctly the first time – no matter the size and scope of the project.

To find a full list of our contractor’s specialties, please visit our Contractor page to find the appropriate contractor for your job’s needs.